Bandon recorder., March 24, 1910, Image 4

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THURSDAY
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More Points on Port Law. that assessments are equitable,
But
«fit to every part of the Coqui'le
valley and to every occupation ol
whatsoever sort, that it would be im
possible to start to enumerate
real ben fits.
Lest some would think that
were overzealous in advocating
benefits, that we try to avoid
possible disadvantages, as they
Miese disadvantages are in the
itself, we are this week publishing
the vital parts of the port law, si
far as the |>< wer of taxation, the
powers of the port commissionejs,
and other points of interest are con
cerned, and if the law is thorouv hl\
understood, it can readily be seen
that there is not so much power
vested in the commissioners after
all; but Mr. A Haberly has an arti­
cle in this issue touching on that
phase, so we will simply nvite our
readers to study his article thor
otighly, and will say nothing fur’ll
er on that line Bui in considerim*
this question, let us consider
future as well as the pre ent,
the great benefit to be derived will
certainly more than offset any disad
vantages or any defects in the law
Let us be progressive and keep up
to the times.
3th Saturday Night
After Supper Sale
7:30 to 8:30
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E ditor R ecorder :—The ques that is altogether foreign to the port
tion of a Port of Coquille and all or the port comm*ssion law, But
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that relates to the subject is a very net ice! If a port increases the value
important one, anil deserves the full of a waterfront lot or tract tenfolJ,
est discussion, as it affects all prop the assessor ought to incteat-e the
erty owners in the Coquille water assessment that muph. And there is
shed. But no erroneous impression a way to compel hint to do it. or an
Calico While if Lasts
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4cts per yd
should be permitted to go abroad appeal lies with the Board cf Equali­
Not Over 10 yds to Customer
without proper correction in the zation. If, however, the port does
Silk, while it latís, Regular 50 and 60ct value at 21 cts per yd
press. I have in mind Mr. Perkins not enhance the value of distant land
Not Over 4 yds to a Customer
article in last weeks’ R ecorder or lots away from the river to any
The whole questic n of a port re appreciable extent, the assessor, etc.
3 Pieces, Wool Dress Goods, Regular 50ct sellers at 39 cts yd
solves itself into a question as to will not increase the assessment. A
2 Pieces, Fancy Waisting Regular 35 ct Seller at 12 l-2cts yd
whether (I) a port would be a profi most equitable adjustment of the ex
table investment (2) and whethrr ¡pense. Surely no stronger irgument
the burden of expense would be can be made than this in favor of the
equitably distributed. Mr.. Perkins law. There may be some flaws in
Childrens’ Underwear Regular 35 ct Seller at 22 1-2 cts each
especially attacks the equity of tin the law. There may be some w.iste
Hose,
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20 et Sellier at 12 1=2 cts per pair
taxation, and the defects of the law in spending the money raised there
may
arise
some
petty
abuses
in
car-
under which ports ; re formed. In
respect to the latter I agree with Mi. - rying out the law. but the benefits
Perkins that the law is too general are so transcendent that we cannot
and has some grave defects Still afford to let these comparative trifles
San Diego has made a new record
One Lot of Lace, Regular 8 and 10 ct value at 4 cts per yd
no law is absolutely perfect and the stand in the way of our own j rogress for public enterprise in subscribing
One Lot of Lace, Regular 15 and 20 ct value at 9 cts per yd
law can be amended just along the and benefit. I believe the people money for expositions by coining to ■
Ont Lot of Embroidery Reg. 15 and 25 ct value at 9 cts yd
lines of the defects noted. I called will see it in this light, and that the) the front with an initial fund of
Si,ooo,ooo for the Panama Califor­
attention to these defects in my ar­ will vote for the port.
A. H aberi . v .
nia Exposition. This is to be fol­ ■
gument in the debate held in the
lowed
with another $1,000,000 to
Bijou theatre a few weeks ago
Be Benefited? be raised by bonding the city. As
One Lot of Waists $1.25 and $1.50 Value at 95cts each ~
However, the defects are not such Who Will
The question has come up, as to the population of San Diego is only
as to warrant the people in rejecting
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$1.50 and $2.00 Value at $1.00 each
the port, hoping for a more perfect who will be benefited by the estab­ about 50,coo, the showing is n ost
law later, We need the port now, lishment of a Port f Coquille River; remarkable. New’ Orleans and San
and if we form a Port of Coquille will it be Bandon? will it be Coquille? Francisco are both in the field as
and our commissioners do not serve will it be Myrtle Point, or will it 11 possible candidates for National ex­
50cts
3 Cans choice table fruit
CHILDRENS SHOES
our interests, we, the people, havi ihe entire Coquille valley? and the position honors, but. with the start
5Ucts
10
lbs
choice
raisins
the recall, which Mr Perkins seems answer is, It will benefit the tntirr which San Diego has made, it may 5
50cts
10 lbs choice prunes
be possible that there will be but J
to have overlooked in his article valley.
$1-25 to $2.00 values
25cts
8 bars laundry soap
Especially is this true of the up­ one big show in honor of the gre-.d
and we can vote in officers who will
25cts
3 pkgs soap powder
at 75cts per pair
serve the people acceptably.
river towns. It is said by expert en­ event; and it enterprise and public'
25cts
4
pkgs
corn
starch
Now as to the limit of 10 per cent gineers that flic river can be dredged spirit are entitled to good rewards, I
15cts
Fancy mackerel per pound
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of the assessed value of all property, so as to allow ocean going vessels the plucky little Southern California j
which the commission may bond the to go clear up to Coquille. This city should certainly receive recogni
port lor, does any one believe that vouid certainly benefit Coquille tion. With $2,000,000 for a begin
SEASIDE ORCHESTRA WILL FURNISH MUSIC DURING EVENING
there is a town lot or an acre of land much more than it wouid the lower ning and four or five years in which
Come and Look Over our New Line of Shoes and Spring Goods
in the whole watershed that would river. Riverton, Parkersburg, Lain to make preparations, San Diego,
not increase to double its value pa, Prosper, Bullards and all other with the co operation of her neigh
should 10 per cent or $800,000 be ■Joints along the river will also re­ hors, should furnish a most credita
spent on the river? But a very im­ ceive their share of the benefit. ble exposition.--()regonian
portant point was overlooked by It will also be possible by means
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Fruit in the Northwest.
Mr. Perkins.
The government of a port commission to put the
Growers in all parts of the Pacific
helps those who help themselves. river in condition so that Luge river
spoken by 20,coo,- and swaying cars, they are for long ginmg March 24th, 1910, and end May 5th,
The Siuslaw people formed a port craft can go clear up to Myrtle I’oifit Northwest report that the present Century ago
1910, by order of publication n aJe by the
outlook
is
good
for
a
large
apple
000 individuals, is now the means by periods without either food or w ater Hon.
and immediately the government and will thus give them a much bet
John F. Hall. County Judge of Coos
County, Oregon, at Chambers in Marshfield,
crop,
and
orchardists
believe
they
which
no
less
than
100,000,000
give
gave them several hundred thousand ter freight rate, and much better
—Umpqua Valley News.
Oregon on the 17th day of March, 1910.
will
harvest
C. R. Wade
a
better
yield
than
in
¡expression
to
their
views
of
things.
Tillamook formed itself shipping facilities than they now
dollars,
H-6t
Attorney for Plaintiffs
into a port, the government gives have So it can be seen that the up any previous year in the history of French, on ihe other hand, has ¡N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
them a big lift. Coos Bav was river towns will receive more direct the district, Heaters were used in ' sr>read less than any of the chief
THE COUN TY OF COOS
Department of the Interior,
numerous
orchards in Oregon. I European languages, lor, w hereas it A. M. Hitchcock and
formed into a port recently. A big benefit from a port commission than
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
Emma Hitchcock,
,
March 17. 1910
appropriation is at once’ given them, will Bandon. But the people who Washington, Idaho, and Montana was used by 34,000,000 men the be­
Plaintiffs
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Notice u hereby given that Joseph A. Kab-
vs.
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Summons
ourelt, ol Bindon, Oregon, who, on May 15
The Port of Columbia always gets will receive the most benefit of all on two or three occasions the past ginning of the nineteenth century, it
May Pearce, and any I
1903, made Homestead Application (03497).
No. 12758, for W 1-2 of NW 14. .ml SE
ev and all persona un- ’
millions, It is safe to say that th«* are the ranchers of the valley. You winter, when the temperature is now spoken by 46,000,000.
known, having or claim­
L4 of NW 1-4, Section 28, Township 28
government will deal with the Port say how can this be? The answer is touched near the zero mark and it enty million individuals peak Ger ing an interest or estate,
south, range 14 west ,Willamette Meridian, has
in the property made
hied notice of intention to make Final five year
of Coquille on the same generous simple; it will afford them a market is the opinion of expert horticul­ man today, against 36,000,0 o a the subject oi this
proof to establish claim to the land above de
scribed, before A. D. Morse, U. S. Com­
principle, w hen the people here show lor their produce. Up to this time, turists that few if any trees were in hundred years ago; 69,000,000 Rus action. Defendants
missioner. at his office at Bandon, Oregon, on
a disposition to help themselves, and the raising of produce in the Coquille jured by frost. The warm sunshine si.tn, against 30.000.000; 32.000 000 I o May Pearce, and to any and all persons the 2d day of May, 1910.
unknown,, having or claiming an interest or es
( laimant names as witnesses:
so it is safe to say that we would not valley h as not been a paying propo 1 during the last ten days has wrought Italian, against 1.8,000,000, and 44.- tale, in th- property made the subject of this Glen Cox, J. S. Shields, 1. M. Willard. Clay
action, the above named defendants:
Garoutte, al of Bandon, Oregon.
probably payout over one-fourth for sition because there is nothing more remarkable changes in the apple and 000,000 Spanish, against 30,000,- IN I HE N AME OF THE
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BENJAMIN F. JONES. Reguter
OF OREGON
our improvements while the govern than a local market, and because 01 pea h belts in the eastern sections, 000 —London Westminister Gazette You, and each cf STATE
you, are hereby required to
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
appear and answer the complaint filed against
ment pays the balance. Isn't that a this the ranchers have become so I and buds on apple tree-, are swell
Department oi the Interior
you in the above entitled suit, withmten(IO)
U. S. l»and Office at Roseburg, Oregon
days from the'date of the service of this sum­
good enough investment for any discouraged that they have aol t; ied ing. Although blossoming will be
Much has been accomplished lot mons upon you, if served within this county, or
March 17, 1)10
body? 1 believe the property own­ to raise produce, and the result has later than usual this year, the grow
Notice 1« hereby given that Belle Axtell Kolp,
within twenty (20) days ,f served within any
the alleviation of the hard lot of do other
county of the Stale of Oregon, but if of Bandon. Oregon, who on January 12, 1909,
ers, if they ponder this phase of the been that theie is not enough raised ers are looking forward to immense
mestic animals through the activity served by publication, then on or before the last made Homestead Application (03098), No.
day of ihe time preicrilted m the order for the 03098, f ,r SEI-4 of NEI-4 and NEI-4 of SE
subject, will be more than glad to now to supply the home market, crops. The temperature the p.‘^t
of humane people throughout the publication of this summons, which lime pre- 14 Sec, 33: and SWl-4 of NWl-4 & NW
Township 29 S.
make the small investment for such and produ.e is being constanti w inter did not fall low enough to ki.lj
scribcd is six (6) weeks, the last day of which |-4 of SWI-4 Section 34,
country, and another bill is pending will be I hursday. May 5th, 1910.
Range 14 W. Willamette Meridian, has hied
he
buds,
and
every*
precaution
i<
enhanced value and profit.
shipped in here that could easily I k
And if you fail to appear and answer said notice of intention to make final commutation
: in congress, a genuine bill and complaint
by the said ume, the plaintiffs will proof, to establish c laim to the land ab ove de-
being
taken
to
guard
against
l
it
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But briefly, the 2nd point. If it raised in this vallev.
With the
without insidious intention. The bill apply to the above entitled Court for an order scrilied, before E. A. Dodge, U. S. Commis­
decreeing the partition of certain real property sioner, at his office, at Myrtle Point, Oregon,
is true that the burden of taxes is proper transportation facilities s<> frost dining the spring months.
was introduced by Senator Lodge, herein described, said order being more specific­ on the 4th day of May 1910.
ClaimanC names as witnesses:
ally defined as partitioning, setting aside and
not equitably distributed, it would tjj.it the people could get their prod ,1
and it has for its object to compel apart from the interest of plaintiffs m and to said
Lawrence Stitt, of Bandon. Oregon
be a grave mistake. But just here ' nee to market, there would be a English
Elgin L. Strader of
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land, the undivided one fourth interest of de-
Language
Heads
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the railroads carrying live stock. iendents in and to said lands, which said
J. E. Young, of
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is the very strongest point in favor great revival of the industry of prod
Others.
Carl Swelgin, of Prosper
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land
is
contained
and
situated
within
; cattle, sheep, nogs, etc., to travel at metes »nd bounds described as follow«, to wit:
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BENJAMIN F. JONES, Receiver.
of said law; the port commission is uce raising throughout the entire
There is an interesting, and fiom a minimum rate of sixteen miles an Beginmg at a point 9 30 feet West of the
North-ead comer of Section 36, Township 28
to take the assessed valuation of the valley, and instead of produce being
Rooms for light house keeping.
the national point of view, a satis'ac- hour, thus preventing long delays
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M . . an m Coos County, Stale ■ f Oregon, and Steam heat, electric lights, telephone
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convenient and cozy.
Inquire at
taxes
Now. if the assessment is out in great quantities and the
published in an Italian pap. r con eastern cities. These delays impose le-t, men. running Sou'h 264 feet, thence run­
Bandon
Steam
Laundry.
Qtf
ning
as.
330
feet,
these«
running
North
264
inequitable, which is undoubtedly rancher would derive great ijeuefit cerning the rowth of modern lan
great suffering on the animals, for to feet to the place of beginning, containing therein
Bring your
two acres.
the case, it is up to the assessor and therefrom. In fact, a port commis-
guages. According to the figures say nothing of the fatigue of travel,
This summons is pul, .shed in the Bendas
the Board of Equalization to see sion would be of such enormous ben g ven the English language, which a
Be< order a weekly newspaper published in Coo»
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standing for days in swiftly moving County. Oregon, for su consecutive weeks be-
To ihe R ecorder
Dry Goods Dep’t=
Underwear & Hose Department=
Lace And Embroidery Department
Waist Depar tment
Grocery Department
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